a similar approach in this other campaign video from oslo. without knowing they are being filmed, passersby help a young boy without a coat. now this --they prepare to do the same for a syrian. shocking people into action is the only option now for ngos. after three years of civil war, more than one million syrian children are growing up in refugee camps. >> many of them have been traumatized by violence. they need support. we are not able to provide it at the level required. >> the latest images from syria -- a girl of actuated from her home after a bombing. last thursday, very real evidence of a conflict which has cost the lives of more than 11,000 children. in south africa, there has been more drama as the murdered trial of oscar pistorius. he is accused of shooting dead his girlfriend on valentine's day last year. a pathologist gave some graphic testimony of the autopsy, citing the multiple bullet wounds. pistorious admits he shops. -- shot. he was so overwhelmed that he threw up in the courtroom. he has said that he killed his girlfriend

from madrid and oslo to camp david, annapolis and the kerry process -- that's a good name for it -- he has remained a constant. but the last time he was here he said, quote: my cv is one line, negotiating with the israelis. i was not born to be a mercenary for territories. well, we agree, and we hope to add another line soon or to replace that with another line soon, with another word soon, and that word is peacemaker. saeb has decided not to make some opening remarks. instead, he just wants to start a consideration with aaron -- a conversation with aaron. and following that we will take your questions. i also want to recognize the league of arab states ambassador to the u.s. who is here somewhere -- who is not here. yes, he is. there he is. welcome, ambassador. and, now, let me turn the program over to two very special people, aaron miller and our dear, dear friend, saeb erekat. >> thanks, jane. thank you. >> jane, thank you very much. and for your extraordinary leadership of this center. and thank you all for coming at such an early hour. saeb, i have four questions for you, but i wa

endink you'll be a better to make the end of my career in oslo. that is one of the reasons i also continue. >> if the next two years pan gg@ >> hello, and welcome to "the health show." today, it's all about india. the world's second most populous country, with its billion plus population, is facing some of the most serious health challenges on our planet. coming up, india's growing epidemic of diabetes, and the steps being taken to reduce it, both hi-tech and tradio

as a jewish state, palestinians say they did recognize the existence of israel in the as low accor oslo. palestinians want east jerusalem as a capitol. >> with jerusalem as part of our own sovereign state. >> reporter: international law mandates return of refugees displaced in 1948. this is a sticking point. israel is insisting on keeping a presence in the west bank. the differences seem insurmountable and now hopeless for palestinians. >> therthey have been negotiatig for 20 years. since he was born. he was killed, and tens of thousands have been arrested during those years of talk. >> reporter: there is little time left for peace making. a draft framework with a nine months deadline with differences created over decades may just have a month to resolve. al jazeera, west bank. >> navy seals taking control of an oil tanker in the mediterranean sea. morning glory had sailed into a port under a north korean flag, but north korea denied the ship was the its. they took control of that tanker. no one was hurt in that mission. >> wall street looking to break it's five-day losing streak at thi

just hours after his nomination as nato chief, he appeared before the press in oslo. first message defense spending needs to be increased. >> we can only be a staunch political alliance as long as we have strong military capacities. that's the idea of nato being both political and military alliance. >> he was prime minister of norway for ten years. during this time he had to deal with the collective trauma that followed the rampage and he will have difficult tasks to face again in his new position. >> i believe it is strongly that what we are seeing in ukraine just reminds us of how important nato is. and that's the idea of nato's collected attempts, is just becomes even more important when we see how russia is using force to change borders in europe. >> he takes office on october 1st. one of his most urgent tasks will be to work on the changing relationship between nato and russia. >> before we move on to our sports roundup including the latest action, a quick look at some of the other stories making news around the world. >> in the egyptian capital cairo five people

oslo, norway, he's brought a bat to this thing. this video going crazy viral had 1 million some views in 24 hours posted on hip-hop videos where a lot of fight videos are posted. this and this is a definitely a fight video. one right cross down, dude is out cold. >> a little bit of blood. >> blood on the ground. >> blood dripping out of this guy's mouth. guy is not in good shape you can say. looks a little dazed and confused. >> well, yeah, he picked a fight with a mountain. >> look at the bouncer, he just defended himself, he didn't go and beat him up, he stayed on top of him, he looks genuinely concerned for the dude in the striped shirt, and the guy is completely out of it and you see the police show up. this video going viral. let me tell you something, dude in the striped shirt was trying to make a viral video by coming up, confronting this bouncer and subsequently getting knocked out by this bouncer. it's a real punch. he really gets punched. this is actually part of an upcoming short film called "internet fame" from a norweg

singapore is now the world's most expensive place to live topping paris, france ..oslo, norway... zurich, switzerland ...and sydney, australia. last year's "number one" was tokyo, which fell to 6th place. singapore surged to the top of the list due to a strong currency, along with skyrocketing real estate, utilities and car costs. thanks chuck! coming up....a record setting day for the russell-- why small cap stocks on the rise.. and-- why you might want to do some digging into your tax preparers past! bill moller steps in, after this break! filling out your taxes isn't easy. that's why we pay somebody else to do it. turns out, not all tax preparers know what they're doing and you might be surprised this is a very lightly regulated industry. jackie lynn coleman is president and ceo of the national community tax coalition. what is the truth about the integrity & competency of some tax preparers? >>the truth is that we really don't know. what we do know is most cpa's and enrolled agents are actually certified and qualified to do your tax return but the majority of the tax preparers

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oslo, norway came in third. last year's title holder, line >> president barack obama will unveil an election-year budget today that drops earlier proposals to cut future social security benefits and seeks new money for infrastructure, education and job training. the president has also announced a four-year, $302 billion plan to boost spending on highways, rail projects and mass transit. but congress and the white house already have agreed to a two-year, bipartisan budget that sets parameters for this election year's budget work. democrats controlling the senate have said they won't advance a budget this year. >> president barack obama today will unveil a $4 trillion budget for 2015 that drops earlier proposals to cut future social security benefits and pushes for new money for infrastructure, education and job training. but congress and the white house already have agreed to a two-year, bipartisan budget pact that sets parameters for this election year's budget work. and democrats controlling the senate have sai

at a bus stop in the norwegian capitol, oslo.idden camera captured the reaction from strangers as they saw him teeth chattering in the cold. >> one by one they offer him the clothes off their backs. in a show of sympathy and basic human kindness. >> the nonprofit group sos children's village released the footage to inspire action. >> the inspiration was weal the work that we've -- was the work that we've been doing, the winter has been harsh, and the children and families that are internally displaced in syria because of this war. this conflict and this war it's been going on for three years and we've been seeing all these horrible images from the war and from the situation that the children and the people are in. you get numb after you see this footage or the such a long time. we got this from a different angle and try tell the story in a different way. to try to identify more with the situation of the children. >> more than two and a half million people have fled the fighting in syria. the u.n. says roughly half of them are chi

apparently all alone at a bus stop in the norwegian capital oslo.idden camera captured the reaction from strangers. they saw him teeth chattering in the cold. one by one they offer him the clothes off their backs. in a show of sympathy and basic humankindness. the nonprofit group sos children's group released the footage. >> the inspiration was the work that we have been doing in viel ims in syria, where the winter has been harsh. and special need was the children and families that's internally displaced in syria because of the war. this conflict and the war. it's been going on for three years and we've seen horrible images from the war and the situation that the children and the people are in. and i think it's easier to get numb when you see the footage for a long time. what we did was to get dressed from a different angle and tried to tell the story in a different way. to try to identify more with the situation of the children. >> more than 2.5 people led the fighting in syria. half are children. forced to live in makeshift shelters during what ha

manages to oslo's including the general. and 24 clinics across the city. star parker instructors as the many recommendations month for s.f. general could be applied to other locations as well. morgan be utilizing for our entire security system and part in a public health. >> : with six full-time security manager the department does not however plan on making a huge security personnel changes. >> : new model security where we of law enforcement providing emergency departments. and labor of for the clinics may be looking at some security increase and increase security. >> : san fransico department health. roughly estimates that making these changes at the hospital would cost about a million dollars. >> : i had a woman enters on a hijacked brother is a home what report. ansa said bombers attacked a local charity working and afghanistan. >> : did spawns why of a highway seems to be sinking details of the break. >> : dodging death by matter a lot of the committee inches guy as on the nettlesome and reawakening wait till you hear was car after the explosion dest

>> all these are allegations, and even according to the oslo accord. if israelis have such allegations they can come to the palestinian authority and claim their claims, and the pa would go interrogate and investigate. but the israelis are not interested in that. they're interested in undermining the palestinian authority day in and day out. they're interested in weakening our processes and political structures. they're interested in keeping our separation. they're continuing in expansion. that can is what they're doing. the kill something part of a bigger plan. they're interested in all this. >> sorry, this incident also highlights, doesn't it, the fact that there is blow back from the palestinian authority, for the government led by ma mahmood abs as you see people protesting against the palestinian leadership. it's incumbent upon the leadership to show a firmer grip of what goes on in its territo territory. >> you're absolutely right. the people you see in the streets and west bank, one of the people who were murdered today is a fatah member. today

hoegh auto liner executives held a press conference in oslo, pledged their full support. they declared their ship and crew of 19 mariners would be at authorities' disposal for as long as needed. their ship had radar equipment and powerful search lights that would be used to scan the ocean surface around the clock. they said weather conditions near the ship were good, but they hadn't spotted anything so far. so the "st. petersburg" has been in the general area of this unidentified debris since last night. and without, of course, any certainty that the debris has anything to do with the missing 777, more help is on the way in that part of the world. five other merchant ships volunteered to help search as well. australian warship is on the way, expected to make the scene over the weekend. the new search area defined because of this supposed finding, it's about a four-hour flight from perth, australia, to the area they want to be searching. planes are currently scouring that. including according to the australian maritime safety authority a p-8a poseidon from the u.s. navy wh

we're in more or less regular touch with the crew on board through the ship phoning company here in oslo. and what we have from them is that they will continue searching for their fourth day in the area for whatever the australian rescue coordination center would like them to search for. so they will stay on through saturday for as long as they are needed. >> right. how much sea have they covered so far, do you know? >> well, today the plan by the rescue center in australia is that the nnorwegian ship which cover an area approximately 90 miles long. now in this part of the indian ocean they're already working to cover that area. it's sort of a sector which is approximately 90 miles long. they'll move through that sector in a particular pattern. they will of course keep in constant touch with the australian authorities leading the rescue effort -- search effort, for any changes to that plan. >> haakam, i failed to ask you this last night. this is a car carrier. 7800 cars potentially on that thing right there. it's not a search and rescue vessel by any stretch. but if you do find the piece

we're in more or less regular touch with the crew on board through the ship phoning company here in oslo. and what we have from them is that they will continue searching for their fourth day in the area for whatever the australian rescue coordination center would like them to search for. so they will stay on through saturday for as long as they are needed. >> right. how much sea have they covered so far, do you know? >> well, today the plan by the rescue center in australia is that norwegian ship which is cover an area approximately 90 miles long. now in this part of the indian ocean they're already working to cover that area. it's sort of a sector which is approximately 90 miles long. they'll move through that sector in a particular pattern. they will of course keep in constant touch with the australian authorities leading the rescue effort -- search effort, for any changes to that plan. >> haakam, i failed to ask you this last night. this is a car carrier. 7800 cars potentially on that thing right there. it's not a search and rescue vessel by any stretch. but if you do find the piece e

third most expensive city is oslo, norway.bs data for the month of february, it could be released friday and has some economists already bracing for another weak report. so the question here becomes, how do we create jobs in this country, david? david: our next guest says the key may not be small business. joining us is federal reserve bank of chicago senior economist. jason, great to see you. thank you very much for being here. we talked to mort zuckerman about the issue. not so much jobs that are small that are important. they are the lifeblood in america in many ways but new businesses coming out of the 1980 recession, in the early '80s. we had all the new business that is started up like apple, qualcomm we mentioned and fedex that started in the '70s. they really blossomed in the '80s. we're not seeing a lot of that now, are we? >> no, we're not we're not. we're seeing longer trend in decrease and i and other academics is decrease in dynamism. decline of rate of new start-ups we've had. that is part of an ongoing trend. th

. >> i remember being in oslo one night, and she completely broke down.n, just, 'cause she was running out of money. she was in total fear. and i could sense it. i said to myself, "wow, this is bad. i can't let this happen to me." i just, intuitively, her, dna passed to me on that fear. and it's changed me forever. >> reporter: years later, her fortunes would change, and she would loan her son $10,000 for the software business he would later sell for billions. >> many people have tried to figure out what i'm worth. i have enough to get by. i'm okay. >> reporter: o'leary has all the toys that come with success, the cars, the private jets, even a secret location that stores a private wine collection as massive as his ego. this is what a million dollars in wine looks like. no surprise it includes his very own label. >> that is nectar from the nipple of aphrodite. >> reporter: just another taste of the good life for the man they call mr. wonderful, a life that includes linda, his wife of more than 20 years, and their two kids, both of whom will have to make i

the cost of inflation and currency paris is the second most expensive city in norway came in oslo norwayrd. transportation costs in singapore nearly three times higher that of new york center cisco is not even in the top tam which is a surprise. san francisco is not even on the list which is a surprise! >> pam: walnut creek it is to the interchange here at highway before and that is it while we take a look at traffic from the bay. safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, breakfast is on. oscar mayer bacon is only $3.99. rise and shine with simply orange oj, just $2.98. and oikos greek yogurt is only a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. gabe slate tech report >> reporter: treaded mail stationary bikes and you look to close. commonly >> emeryville has tried to do traditional edge sizes and as boring so we thought we'd make this a fun experience? >> reporter: the user attaches a

we are looking at a picture from oslo, norway.the first ship on the scene in the indian ocean off the southwestern tip of australia. their ship has been participating in the search efforts after they were able to identify two pieces of debris. we'll continue to listen in on this and bring you information as news warrants. bill: what we assembled is what we believe to be the case and the time frame of 7 hours 30 minutes 12 days tea go. 12:41 a.m. takes off from kuala lumpur headed for a 6-hour journey to beijing, china. acars reports in at 1:07 a.m. the plane veers to the west. 12 minutes later copilot, "all right, good night." 2:00 a.m. the transponder stops working. 12 minutes later at 1:37 the acars system does not work. at 2:15 is the last time on radar the malaysian military picked up that plane. at 8:11 a.m. the plane was last seen on satellite. that covers the plane bound for beijing making a turn to the west and now possibly deep in the indian ocean. salvatore is an aviation expert and law professor. you have seen the satel

dublin and oslo worried about putin coming in there. love the idea that suddenly we say putin not going anywhere else. that said there was a great guest on "squawk" who said putin really had to do this. he didn't want nato in there. he didn't want to cut off the fleet. it was kind of rational. i'm not defending putin. obviously not a really great guy. but i do think that this moment is one of these moments where he gives us kind of like what happened in germany in '39. i know you are never supposed to analogize to nazi germany, but hitler claimed he wouldn't go to the next place after he went to the first place. prague, i'm done and then warsaw, so let's be careful but let's understand that putin does allow you to go long here. >> this is a picture you're looking at from earlier this morning. mr. putin giving a news conference in moscow today saying don't believe those who say we need more than crimea. the futures certainly moved on that. and i love your note this morning because you took that to mean putin is not taking over vienna, pr

we have known each other for a very long time. , through the oslo david,, through camp through the collapse of camp david, through the darkest years of the palestinian confrontation. had our arguments, disagreements, and we have led -- yelled at each other. shed a few tears. know, you to maintained a relentless belief conviction.ry i agree with that, as well. it is the notion that, only through negotiation, as imperfect and in flood as the processes can be conflict be resolved. negotiations are not perfect. they are based on human weakness and frailty. they are based on the need to make extraordinary decisions. and force people to give up dreams and aspirations. they are imperfect. as i get older, i realize, the peace process, like old age, is a very imperfect thing, but it beats the alternative. my real concern, frankly, and my own analysis has been quite sober on these matters for some years now. my real concern is the idea that talking and negotiating cannot resolve the conflict. one that wille is bring challenges for all of us. your willfulness and stubbornness, and conviction, has made

no. 3 oslo, norway. no. 4 zurich, switzerland. and number five sydney.in' up... ♪ ♪ the ba [ beep ] stanley roberts of mountain people behaving badly. >>: up let's watch the lady and the pole vault as she appears to be playing some sort of video game on first march on the washing which at the light varied but i'm not sure so let's find out. >>: excuse me, hi. are you checking your map. >>: sorry? >>: we checking your map? but yes. >>: all ok. so that's legal then. >>: yes. ok will have a good day. >>: everyone is not treating their maps so they say. so this guy appears to dial-up his map and then has a long drawn-out conversation with his map. >>: the slate must have one of those new hologram maps because she's just holding the back while talking to it. >>: are you checking your map? >>: it checking your map right now >>: all right by. >>: hello quick question. you're busted. not let me ask you a question right quick. >>: watch this guy. he appears to bury his fault but it must have a highly detailed map them up or you checking your map? obamas yes. >>:

by the way, paris came in number, oslo, norway, third with zurich, switzerland numbering in number --ing in number 4. sydney, number 5. tokyo dropped to number 6 for a tie. >>> the nfl is kicking around a new idea about changing the extra point. currently, as you probably know, the ball is placed on the 2-yard line after the team scores a touchdown and pretty much 90% of the time the kick is made. now the nfl is considering placing the nfl on the 25-yard line for the extra point try, essentially making it a 43-yard attempt. earlier, the league considered getting rid of the extra point altogether and coming up with a new scoring system. the nfl is responding to complaints. the extra point has become boring because today's kickers rarely miss. they are thinking about making the field goal a little smaller and they might try it during preen -- >> i will have to debate that with sal. what do you think? >> why are they trying to change it? isn't the nfl one of the most profitable corporations ever? >> i thought so. >> yeah. we'll talk about that. >>> let's take a look at the traffic. you k

direction but because of the way it links up with 11 north bound its back of this traffic and its osloe backed up right past the 280 interchange. and the other accident here and the west end of the cemetery bridge where two lanes were blocked. one of the tow truck stuck in traffic. as of friday backed up preaches. it's all the way back to the toll plaza and i mean this the back up is rapidly building towards 880 i'm recommending the dumbarton bridges or alternate here with the westbound a backup hasn't been too bad. in fact here's a look at it. the drive times increased from 16 to 80 minutes. >>erica: purchase headed now too high clouds and bricks of sunshine actually. temperatures are starting to climb so santa rosa now 44 degrees 54 to live in their house right now in san francisco. as we head into the afternoon when the upper 60s expected. soft pretty similar readings in the east ave. sunshine expected later today. i think was the upper 60s in napa. satellite and radar shows high clouds streaming into the bay area the high pressure in place. we aren't going to be dealing with any sy

olympics are now no longer climate-suitable for winter olympics, including lillehammer and mageno, oslo, care koi sarajevo, grenoble and on. so, the people who are involved in these winter sports know about this and 100 athletes at the sochi olympics from ten different nations wrote a letter saying, we have got to take climate change seriously. and they've particularly focused on the small towns in the mountains where skiers and snowboarders train and where the economy is based on snowboarding and skiing and winter sports ads, and the deaf sthaition would happen in those -- and the devastation that would happen in those small towns if the economy collapsed because of climate change. if -- you want to go ahead now, senator? mr. schatz: i thank the senator from rhode island. i'd like to whoever a personal story from -- i'd like to offer a personal story from a young lady in hawaii because i think that it's really important to think of this in generational terms. and her name is keratinaka. and she is a senior at a school called hanolani. she wrote me a letter and i want to read it into th

palestinian said they recognized the existence of israel in the oslo accord.ing jerusalem. palestinian want it as a capital. >> international law man dates compensation and right of return of palestinian refugees, displaced in 1948. this is a sticking point for israel. netanyahu is insisting israel keep a military presence in the valley between jordan and the west bank. president abbas prefers nato to take over security. it seems in surmountable and hopeless for some. >> they have been negotiating for 20 years, since he was born. he was killed and thousands killed and tens have thousand us arrested during those years of talks. >> there's little time left for peace making. the draft framework has a nine month deadline. that means differences created over decades may have just a month to resolve. >> a growing number of politicians and long time st. patrick's day sponsors won't be in the parades. the maker of new york is not marching, boycotting because marchers aren't allowed to carry gay pride signs. he's not the only one staying away. >> the luck of the irish

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other cities rounding the top five, paris, oslo, nor why and zero rick in switzerland.k is ranked 26th on this list. >> here's a look at the stories for the next hour. >> the obama administration ready to impose sanctions on russia over the crisis in ukraine, a senior official saying the sanctions would likely come in days not weeks. the president unveiling the trillion dollar budget today expected to include tax breaks. >> israeli prime minister netanyahu set to speak in an hour following white house discussions with obama. >> adults learning to read and write late in life. some are giving time and skills to others who missed out. >> mardi gras underway and new orleans descending on the big easy. police are working to keep them all safe. >> sharp drop in temperatures have parts of the south shivering this morning. an update on the forecast. >> we are back to you in two minutes. have a great morning. real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take th

palestinians say they did recognise the existence of israel in the oslo accord. jerusalem is another obstacle. israelis object to sharing the city and palestinians want east jerusalem as a capital. >> the minimum we accept. >> international law mandates those displaced in 1948. this is a sticking point. binyamin netanyahu is insisting israel keep a military presence in the valley between jordan and the west bank. president mahmoud abbas wants n.a.t.o. to take over. >> translation: they have been negotiating for 20 years. since saji was born. he was killed, tens of thousands arrested during the years of talks. there's little time left for peace making. the draft framework has a 9-month deadline. differences may have a month to resolve. >> a new law in paris is forcing half the drivers off the road. it's all part of a plan to help cut down on pollution. drivers can now only use cars on alternate days. city officials sent out several hundred, and are encouraging people to share cars and public transportation was free from friday until monday to convince people to le